Joe P.

HK is a private company ..looked into it also ..lol

http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2014/09/higher_court_fees_coming_to_new_jersey_report_says.html#incart_river permit to carry now costs $50 A denial of a permit to buy a handgun now costs $50 .. again , TO Be DENIED!!!! wtf is going on

i know your looking for 9mm , but i went with the 96 a1 for my first purchase and also used this in some USPSA matches and never had a failure in any way. testament to the platform , but it pretty much speaks for itself. A little more challenging to use in the games.(safety, weight, sights,but can be swapped out)

no thanks .. saving for something to put in the pistol safe i bought from you earlier this year!

that is cool

I was 8 or 9 when I took my first shot with my older brothers. 22 bolt action rifle in the woods in Staten Island off the west shore expressway somewhere. Circa 1976. We shot mostly bottles and some paper... So simple back then.

just got mine from East Brunswick .. 52 days fking joke

nice resolution on that thing, strap a shot timer to it with a wireless relay to an ipad or something to capture scoring ..skynet? are they loud?

Fine ...i'll post it from a previous thread warning: watching this video may lead to 1. dumping all of this particular caliber and arms 2. horrific nightmares 3. slamming your head into a cinder block wall

holt shit .. that is great

Understood, I was more wondering if the class covers actual stage design and correct positioning of targets. Hoping to contribute to local matches. Always asking for stages. I'm all about safety first Thanks

yes, eventually .. baby steps Mr. PB

i see , good points Dave .. for now i plan on taking the USPSA NROI class myself soon to improve on all the points you made regarding Rules , Stage Design parameters. My son is 14, but don't feel he is quite there yet to assume the responsibilities that come with this sport, but soon. i.e. I also held my older kids back a year from getting their drivers license . But when i feel he's ready we will both take NRA RSO. thanks Dave

yea, same here. i want to RO myself better and eventually get my son involved and pass on proper instruction. thanks Howard, i'm gonna go get some

I am a relatively new shooter , i have participated in some matches at my local club and just competed(i use that term loosely) in my first USPSA match. Does it make sense for me to take an RO class my local club is offering in the near future? I plan on taking some training courses to be a better shooter, but i like the idea of knowing all safety aspects of the games. I have no experience with MSR's or much else , but i plan on getting something soon. (3-gun sounds good to me). Will this class help me to design stages and look for issues with stages? I value the input of the members here. Thanks Beretta 96a1

Realist Giants fan here... Fact is everyone knows they did a crappy job off season getting line help for Eli... No left tackle?....implementation of West coast offence?...Little bit of a mess in East Rutherford.. Realistic 8-8.. Hoping for better... I like Chip Kelley.. But the west coast birds look to be repeaters..

Been waiting 7 weeks in East Brunswick so far.. The nice ladies working the desk told me 10wks minimum... We'll see... No extra forms or photo....

. 40 s&w 12ga

Yea, YSB league... Says on range 6

Gig for the Youth Small bore League I think

+1 Justified first few seasons were great...

Nice. I dig the aluminum grips

weird, was fishing last weekend and saw a red tail climbing to high altitude , then dip only to climb again while screaching(crying) the whole time . no other birds around at all. ...calling to a mate perhaps? showing a young hawk the ropes of the hunting grounds? .. no clue .. great photo btw..

i had a Barnett 150lb crossbow back in the day , never had an issue. kept the string waxed well and had nice wood furniture. sold it long ago and regretted it ever since. recently looked around at some new ones and don't even recognize them ..lol ..quiet and a hell of alot of fun

Just got this email from my Archery club: someone could have mistaken a 3-D target for the real thing however There is definitely a bear weighing about 4 hundred pounds on our property. It has been damaging our targets and making a mess of the outdoor course. We need to be very careful not to leave food or garbage in the trash cans on the outdoor range. All food items need to removed from our outdoor property. The bear can gain easy access to that building. Therefore, we will have to find a new place to store the food for shoots other than the registration building. One of our members saw the bear last night. We are contacting the Fish and Game Dept. for their recommendation of further action. Until further notice from the club: PLEASE REMEMBER: 1) IF YOU ENCOUNTER THE BEAR WHILE SHOOTING… PLEASE DO NOT ENGAGE IT! SIMPLY TURN AROUND, EXIT, AND LEAVE THE RANGE!! 2) UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANYONE SHOOT AT THE BEAR! A BEAR WOUNDED BY AN ARROW WILL CAUSE OUR CLUB MAJOR PROBLEMS!!! CAUTION is the word of the day!